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Brilllans marriage.

The marriage of Mr.. Spencer d.
Hopkins and Miss iGrorgle Powell in
the Southern M.tholist Church in
Onaicock last Wednesday evening,
drew together an ;ssemMage of inter-
csted spectators thu filled the large edi-
flee toits fullest caacity. AT the honr
appointed the oran under the skilful
touch Of Mrs. Tribe Lawrence pealrd
forth the weddingparch and the bridal
procession enteredth church. First
came the six nshps, Thomas !. Powell,
James II. Fletcer. IT.. Frederick A.
Powell. ThomasN Blackstone, Frank
NJ. BoggS and safe Senator ]. w. G..
Blackstone. all Null dress black snits,
with white cravss. pearl colored kid
gl,veS and Nlphtos rose buds. Fol.
lowing them ca je the groom in hand
some suit nf blat with Prince Albert
coat. attended byhis brother, Thomas
S. Hopkins. whowas dressed in same
style us the ushts. They were fol-
lowed by the S: bridesmaidS.-Miss
Bertha Cole, of Baltimore, Miss Sally
Roggs, Miss LilaRogers. Miss Maggie
RI. Finney. MisSSaIly Parramore and
Miss Eta Wis., beautifully clad in
Persian lawn dresses of spotless white.
decorated with r:&ons. Then came as
Maid of Honor. Hiss Leila Powell,
Younger sister of III bride. arrayed in
dress Of pure white anll with embroid-
cred snra silk waist nd moire sash. and
hearing u lovely BOUQUET Of Marpchal
Neil roses; and nc3 came the bride
lraning on the arm}f Captain Thorn
as johnson, of Onal cock. her venerable
grandfather. Size I';ls attircd in a mag
nificent white IelsR silk dress trimmed
with dnchess point lce and pearls, nth
long flowing train and veil and orange
bl. ssonIs in her dre.s and hair. The
beautiful marriage ceremony OF the
Episcopal church vas performed 10y
Rev Robert A. Compton. the bride be-
ing given away by Mr grandfather, af-
ter which the brida PARTY filed out OF
the church and preceded to .Krr
llace," tie resi,leice of the brides
mother. where an Elegant reception
was held, lasting several hours. The
newly married coupl, after receivin"
the congratulations of lnmerousfriends
ttlIt lClillNCS lOlO VIZ ilO IL " Ni''NN ~
press train ednesday night for Balil-
more. from which city they will visit
Washington. Richmbnd and other
southern cities, jourikying as Ear us
Cuba where they EXPECT to spend a
month before returning to Onancock.
The bridal presents were numerous. TX
pensive and handsome. The marriage
was in every way Il most elegant affair
The bride is a daughter Of the late Geo
w. Powell, la.ely one of Onancock s
weaIthiest and most enterpri5:ng cltI-
zens. and is avery attractive and popa-
lar young lady; while the groom is, ason
of Capt. John p. l.. Hopkins, and IS a
young business man of fine capacitya!l,lo
promise. being the junior partner j the
well known mercantile house otp1op-
kinS & Bro. Of Onancock. The furch
was tastefully decorated for tfe occa.
sion and 1t WAS the unanimousFerdlct
of all who witnessed the cerem!ny tllat
it was the most beautiful marriage tnaC
has occurred in Ouancock w1hln the
memory Of living men.
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Church for Sale.

Will he sold at public auction on
Tuesday. January 10th, lrxt, a. 10 a.
M. at Reads wharf. Northampton
county. Va. the Reads wharf NJ: Z
Church. The building is 25x40 feet.
with two (o) annexes, vestibule and re-
cess rit.frame building. shingle roof,
brick unlerpinning, including finishing
material such rs doors. sash sash weights
and cords. lights. monlding. newcl post.
altar rail. 81. Should the bnilding he
bought for use as Il church the land will
be included in the sale, and the church
can remain where 1t is, otherwise II
must lie removed in sixty DAVIS firm date
nfpui chase. Terms, $50 cash, lr!lanc'
intlree equal instalments of six, twelve
ard eighteen months. BY order OF the
laard of Trustees aud Building Com.
mittee.
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Desirable Residence For Rent
Personal Property For Sale.

I will offer for sale at public auc-
ton, for cash, on Wednesday, De.
cember 2S5h, 1887, at IL o'clock, a.
M, if fair, if not, the next fair day,
the following property, viz:
superior driving Mare 8 years
old, Bushaw stock AMI nearly thor.
nugh bred, l top Buggy and liar
ness, riding Saddle and Birdie, also
L ladies' Saddle, household and
kitchen Furniture consisting in
part of 1 handsome Piano good as
new, in perfect order, with stool and
cover complete, Sofas, Lounges,
Rocking and other Chairs, Centre
Tables, dining and other Tables,
Bureaux, Washstands, Wardrobes,
BedSteads, Beds, Bedding, Mat
tresses, &c, Tableware, Safes, 1
Farmer Girl Cooking Stove and
other Stoves recently bought and
as good as new, | swinging Hall
Lamp, l German Students Lamp,
and other hand Lamps, 1 double
barrelled shot Gun, Rifle, besides
many other articles too numerous
to mention.
At the same time will be rented
for the year 1883. the premises OIL
which | reside, consisting OF lot
with large yard and dairy, contain
ing 6 rooms,and all other necessary
outhouses. Possession given Jan.
nary 1st. J. S.WHARTON.
Leemunt. Va, Nov. 9G,'S7.
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Vicc-presideEie Rowe.

Capt. NJ. b Rowe has received a let
ter from Orris A. Browne, Esq, of Ac-
cOmac, notifying him Of his election us
Sd Vice President IF the Tidewiter
Agricultural Association to be held
hereafter ut Cape Ch,rlrs, in North,
amptnn county. of wHlch Hon. W. l..
Scott, o. Erie. Pa, /, President, DR.. A
Brock nhorolgh, of Northampton. 1st
vice, and VIM. +. Allen, of Norfolk, 81
vice President. Captain Rowe as ac-
crpted the aanniniment and will no
doubt adj, much to the success nf the
enterprise by Ills zeal and energy in be-
half Of such OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lance
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Don't

LET that cold of yours run on. Yon think
itIsa light thing But itmay run into
caarrll Or into pneumonia. Or con-
sun :ption.
Catarrl is disgusting. Pneumonia
is dangerous. Consumption is death
itself. The breathing apparatus must
be kept healthy and clear Of all obstruc-
tions and offensive matter. Otherwise
thcreis trouble ahead. All the diseases
of these parts, head. nose, throat, bron-
clial tubes and lungs. CAN be delightful
lyand entirely cured by the use OF DO
schpe's German Syrup. If you don t
know this already, thousands and thou
sands of people can tell you. They have
been cured lay it, ard know how it is,
themselves. Bottle only Is cents. ASK
any druggist.
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A Card.

All persona having claims against
Thomas q. W,lStou, deceased, IRE re-
uneste,l to make them known to the un.
dvrsignr.l or his attorney, Mr.. Otlo F..
Mears. at jastYilr. Va. And all in
drbtetl to him IRE requested to call
without delay AMI settle The same. All
unsettled business in The hands OF the
late law firm of Wals,on & Ne IRIS will
De attended to by Mr.. Ohio f. Wears.
surviving partner. who will continue to
occupy tie same office and practice Is
heretofore in the courts of Accoinac
and orthalnpton.
ALFRED PACKER.
Executor for Thomas C.Walston, Iced
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presiding Elders Appointm EMS.

First round of quarterly meetin IS, in
part. for the Eastern chore District, M.
L Church. South:
Observation-Disclosures De-
cenlbeI 3 and I.
Onancock-Andrew Chapel, December
10 aid II.
.Atlamtic-Downings Dec. II AMI IS.
Punsoteagne-Oak Grove. Dec. 81 and
January l.
Belle Haven--Belle Haven. Jan. and s
Gibbs Island. January 10 and II.
Eastvile-Franktown, Jan. IA and 10.
Berlin-St. Martins Jan. q and %.
Jos. Fl. AMISs, ?. +.
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Sea Side Oysters.
Cheap Cash Store.

and that he can save any from s to
10 per cent, who will place their
orders with him.
My stock consists in part of Dry
Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Gaps, Jerseys, Ladies' Wraps. Ready
Made Clothing, Stoves, Breech Load.
ing Guns, Sc. Have also added to
my stock the
REMINGTON SEWING MACHINE,
to which le.lattention is invited.
| sell everything in fact usually
found IN "a country store as all will
find who call. Special attention is
invited to the following:
Best prints in any colors at 6 cents
yard.
Oil Cloth from 25 to 45 cents.
Window Shades with fixtures 80 to
20 cents per pair.
Ladies' Dress Cloth from 80 to 60
cents per yard.
Colored Silks S1.15 TO S1.26.
Black Silks 50 cents TO So.
Boys Caps ~ cents.
9 A. II. G. MEARS,
Wachaprcague, Va.
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BelIo IEavcii.
Nmas tree at Presbyterian
Thursday night.

Nmas tree at PresbyteriaChurch.
Thursday night.
~ hall SoxeO will he erecteds,ere by
members of lodge of 40. UN., next
spring.
Five new families make teir home
with MS another year, and one have
moved out.
Our postnftice has been moed to the
store of MI Isma ". Meal, corner
Main and Eastern avenue.
IT begins to look like Chrim mas with
onr merchants, and Santa CJls has his
headquarters at West & Wils' store.
Onr town lodge Of Good fmplars is
growing rapidly. 1t has noy375 or SO
members. and it is hceinniIg to look
rather gloom. around the b;rronms.
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Messrs. r. q. Kellam. Jas. R. Bull,
VIM. +. Flo,d and others nave just re-
turned from Kentucky with two stand
AID bred stallions.one of the celebrated
''Geo. Wilkes strain" the other of the
"Almout" and drove of Il young
mules. The mules are offered for sale
at Louisville ut city prices.
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DEAR SIR-Please state in ENTER
PRISE that will preach my farewell
sermon at Zion, next Sunday, Xmas.
day. having accepted he call to the
Bethel field in THIS county. oh! how
sad. how sad, 10 say goodbye 10 those |
love SO dearIv-hnt duty calls ard l
must Obey. God bless he dear brethren
and sisters who have been SO true anal
so kind to me. w. q. STREET.
December Goth, 1857.
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a new store has just l,een opened at
Gar9atlla. near Woodherry, by Mes>rs
Barnes & MaSon.two entelprising young
men Of the county. Their stock com
prises ii full line of Xnlas. goods of eve
ry kind and are marked down very low
las they propose 10y small profits to win
lSe favois of the public. See advertise
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Parksley.

Mr.J. E. Graham. of Maryland. W
move his family to Parksley, on M
Years day.
Mr.. George R Callen IF Newark. ]
j., spent few days last week looki
after his property here.
Miss Sally Boice, the missionary.
spending Christmas with her hro:ht
Mr.. j. z. Boice, on Savine Hill.
Miss Chadhourne favored the concu
cations at Parkslpy and Crowion M. I
Church. on Sunday, with Bible reads
Mr.. Stephen t. Rurrow, promi.it
contractor of BROOKLYN with his q
sons are visiting Mr.. Thomas J. FG.
tain
Mrs. f. A. Chadbournp. of B,sh,
and her daughter. Miss f. S. Cd
bourne. are spending the holidaysath
MISS. T. Jones.
The lecture by Rev. ]. S. 1llis.
CEILINGS in general and some thgs in
particular" WIS rare intecsual
treat. The sneaker thrilled the ahencp
with his flights of eloQuence. lhding
humor and pathns Will, rare rwer.-
An original poem The fight tflle ga
gle" rendered with true lransic fire.
was fitting peroration to thinaster-
ly effort.
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Mercantile Notes.

IT yon have never seen the stock of
beautiful, rich jewelrv I keep, yon ran
have,no idea what Il lire haze. If vnu
saw my last Xmas stock Won can just
count OH twice as much for this season
ml:ahnut have it. The assortment is
mHch better. especially in the better
class. Ynm shonhl mt fail tn call AMI
SCI. before deciding upon Your Xmas,
presents. Remember there is nothing
by which you will BIZ So long and fondly
remembered us nice ni~ce of ipwtlry.
7. w DJTNCAN
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many members are to be Initiated flnr-
ing the Xmas, The gooi wMk of tho
organization ha, numbered egg nos as
popular Xmas beverage wit! us, among
the things that were.
The house and lot located in the
southern portion of the village Of Pun.
colleague, adjoining the parsonage lot of
the M. Z. Church South. and owned by
Mr.. Jonathan Berry of HOMETOWN. has
been purchased by DR.. jill. A. Lnfland.
who will remove thereto sometime Inc
tween Low and the 2nd of January, 1883
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~ Santa Claus has So completely taken
Enlarge OF the store Of Mr.. A. H. g.
Mears, Wactlapreague. and filled it with
his goods. MAJ es and merchandise that
the proprietor has been compelled to
mark down ut and below Cost, ready
made clothing. cook stoves, brcech-
loading guns and many other articles to
make loom for the nuts, oranges, CALI
dies, &C., which lie has brought to him.
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Mr.. Peter L. Fl. Ayres, of the firm
OF Ayres Bros & Co, Pungoteague re-
turned from the city OH Thursday, 18th
inst. with a full stock of Christmas
goods If all kinds winch they propose
10 sell at low figures. They will sell so
low. that every purchaser Of their wares
will think that they al the recipients Of
Christmas present at their hands. and
they will ne in fact, as our enterpriSing
friends Will sell at 4 little advance only
beyond pl me Co.'S. Call on item.
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:i,tInns Entertainments

p
10 Xs tree at Amiss chapel, Wednes-
- - day c'n'ber 18th p. M
As tree at Belle Haven, Prcsby
teri church, Tuesday, Dec. q h.
T. las tree at Oak Grove Methodist
If c!gh. Dunkirk, Tue,day. DECEMBER
|. mas. tree at NJ. f. Church. Johnson.
). tn, Northampton, Tuesday night,
8 y. 9th.
Xmas. tree at NJ. F. Church, South,
fImmm dtown, on We lnes'lay even
Il E, Dec. 18th.
SEntert ainment and supper for benefit
{ Episcopal Church Mt Jenkins Rrid Q,
Fnesday 9th, commencing at ! p. m.
Z Oyster supper and addresses by Prof.
I'ocas and others. at Atlantic BAPTIST
Church, Thursday, DtcemJer 10Th.
Fair in afternoon. Monday, Decem-
her 26th. and Xmas tree and address by
Rev. w. J. 1willey at night, at Locust
vile NJ. E. Church, South.
A Sabbath school entertainment will
he held mt Conquest Chapel, NJ. T..
Church, near Tcmperancrville. We'd
ncs'lay, Dec. 2Sth, commencing at {
p. m.
Entertainments at Onancock AT I'ap-
list and NJ. E. Church, South, Monday
night; at Episcopal Church Monday
at M. F. Church, Wednesday
evening. December 2Sth.
An entertainment will BIZ given by
the Sunday school of the NJ. f. Church.
South. Temperancrvjlle, OH TueS(lay.
Dec. 9th, consisting nf addresses at 3
clock D. m. l,y the pastor and others
and speeches and OTHER exercises by the
children at night. A supper will also
be served by the ladies' at 4! O'Clock p.
NJ. in an adjacent building.
The young people of Franktown,
are earnestly endeavor-
ing to secure a "crcuating library
and for this purpose will rive an en-
tertainmput in tile Hall ut MariUnville,
IN "Wednesday evening. the 26tli inst,
of the drama Out in the
Streets. 1.-Two Farcts. 1.-The Mis:hipv-
ous Niggpr.' and Jumbo .Ium,' and
mus c ly the Machipungo brass band.
Since no effort is being spared to render
his entertainment a grand success, let
al who can attend. avail themselves of
Ills, the best of the season.
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Read the new ad 7rrtiSement of our
enteiprising nurservmen. MesSrs. Nc
Math Bros. One of the firm will be at
.t.Accomac e II. ON next Monday. to take
Ayour orders. They have now III their
nursery So varieties and owe, 1900
choice ornamental seedlings.
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Church Notes.

The usual collection for the ben'fit Of
the disabled clergy of the Diocese of
Virginia. will lie taken MP Xmas day
ut the morning serv .ces held both at
Onancock anu Drummondtown. a:ld at
the afternoon servick at Jenkins
Bridge. .I}rar we one anothers bur-
dens and so fulfill the law of Christ. +"
j. MCNABB.
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DR.. VIM. Z. Hatcher. of Richmond,
delivered one of his inimitable lectures
at the town Lin Onancock. ON Thurs
day night. PatlrnS and humor we're de-
ligltfully blended in the lecture, full of
moral lessons ard christian truths i'm
preSSive beyond description.
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HaviLgypnrchased Mr.. q. Willis IN
tcre.t in ihe store, am !illing up the
stock with new goods, and will sell at Il
small lGotit for cash. L will ais, coil.
tiAue the undertaking business. having
lust finished new hearse. City cdifins
in stock. Hoping my friends and tile
public generally may favor me with i.
share of their patronage,
/ am very truly, etc.,
j. a. SMITH.
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Hyslup g. Turner, Grangeville. extend
to their friends and he public general
IL the congratulations of the season and
respectfully inform them that they are
both able and willing to contribute their
share in making them ilapl.y.if they will
call at llIeii store. Their stock OF
Nmas. goods is unusually large and Sc.
lect this season and marked down ex-
ceedingly low.
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We solicit a trlal Tor our goods
and guarantee full satisfaction.
YOUNG, KIMMELL u DIGGs
337 W. Ba timpre. Street.
Daley Nurseries.

Among the long list of nu sery stock
which we "ffer for snring planting. we
would Call the atten iol of the fruit
growers of the Eastern Shore to the fol-
lowing select varieties on which we can
give lower rates than were ever o1e d
to them before. And remember We
Cuarani ee all true to name.
ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Silver leaved maple, Weer's new cut
leaved maple, box elder, Carolina poplar.
Russian mulberry, Kilmarnock, new
American and Wisconsin weeping w l.
lows, European larch, American and ST.
beriai arbJr vitae bal, am fir. Irish j u
niper and Norway spruce.
FRUIT TREES.
Bartlett, duchess. sick |. kefcr and
leconte pear. Yellow. Iransparel t. ear
y harvest, Baldwin. wine sap Haskell,
fallawaler, king and new Delaware
red winter apple. Trotl, 8 early. ca ly
st. John, Mt. Rose, airy and la,e Craw-
ford, Reeves favo lite, uld nixon free,
stump OF the world. Heath'S cling and
glade peach. Much's prolific ounce.
Gov. Wood and eariy Richmond cherry,
Wild goose, shippers pride; Kelsey's
Japan and shropshire dansDn plum.
SMALL FRUITS.
Crystal city. monarch. bitlwell, May
king, crescent, silarpless parry lIoif-
man seelling, mammoth and Jessie
Strawberries. Cuthbert, hansell, mari
horn and laicocils raspberries. Brun-
toms early, Wilson early, Wilson .Ir.,
and Erie blackbcrries. Concord, Mia
gra. Moore's ea L. and Empire State
grape. Cherry, red Dutch and Fays
prolific currant. Houghtun seeding,
Smiths improved I'd industry goose
berries. Asparagus roots. 10000 cab
bage plants now ready. Tomato plants
ready in April. Onion sets. radlish
seed, cantelonpe aud water melon see |.
ID. NJ, Ferry and Peter Hemlerson's
seeds). Allpopulu varieties by mail
postpaid at 81 per pound. Write for
price list.
MoMATH BROS,
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t. a 3 D.

We, theundersigned, announce to
our patrons and the public that the
new frp of Ayres Bros. & Co, sur
vivorS in part, and successors to
the late firm of Z. A. Hopkins 4
Co., have just opened in our new
storeho1se in Pungoteague, an ex-
rensive, varied, and beautiful stock
of goods, selected with great care,
and designed to meet the wants OF
all classes of the trade, embracing
LADIES' FINE DRESS GOODS, &c.
Our stock of NoTIoNs is elegant,
beautiful and complete. We also
exhibit an extensive line of
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L. Floyd Mock, as administrator of
Jacob Bunting. deceased, Will sell at
his late residence (tle premises of John
II. Ross, pear Bull Run, on Thursday.
Dec. 29th, 1857, all of his household
and Kitchen furniture, farming imple-
ments, corn. fodder. cattle, h'gs, carts.
potato bed frames &c. Sale to COM
mence at lOa. IN.
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!. H. Nelson has killed the boss hog
of the season, weighing 6O6 pounds
Who can beat 1t!
On next Tuesday night the Modes
town Sunday school will have an enter
tainmpnt at the church. AS usual the
efficient Superintendent, O j. Lucas.
will have an attractive programme and
we prophesy Il most enjoyable evening
for both old and young.
We understand that Capt. Robert
the North with his Philadelphia bride
contpmplates building residence II
Modestcwn, and making it his future
home. 1t is to lie hoped that such is
the case for the captain AMI his wife
will be quite an addition 10 the town.
A. D. Singleton is on visit to his
mother. Mrs. Lizzie Singleton. He
settled in New Kiowa, Kansas severa
years ago where he has lieen most sue
cessfnl. Mr.. Singleton is a gentleman
of pleasing manners and good business
qualifications. and we'll represents his
mother State in the rapidly growing
West.
Rev. ]. w. Ward pastor of the Mod
estown Baptist church. returned from
Isle IF Wight on last Saturday night
bringing with lin his family. He will
occupy the parsonage. which has just
heen renovated and fitted up by lile
church. Mr.. Ward is an intelligent
and liberal minded gentlemen. and al
earnest and efficient laborer in his Mas
ter's service. He is beloved not only b,
his OWL denomination, but by all will
W til whom lie is thrown i'll contact.
On last Sunday at the Modestowl
Pap'ist church Immediately before eve
ming service Mr. w. j. Singleton, and
Miss Eva e. Bloxom. both Of this place
were united in marriage by The Rev. J
w. Ward. TIE following couples acted
as walters: Miss Eta Johnson and
J. s. Scott; Miss Saliie evils and A
Dorsey Singleton: Miss Mollie Gillespie
and w. T. Rayfeld: Miss Mollie Mar
shall and A. Johnson: Miss Polite Rarles
and Spu geOn West. Mr.. Singleton is
one of our most energetic and prosper
Gus young farmers. willie Miss bloxnnl
is most attractive and popular young
lady. The young couple have the good
wishes not only of rile large congrega
on that witne ssed the ceremony, but
also Of the whole community
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dissolution of partu tshrs.

The late firm of Smip 4 Willis, at
Exmore. Va, have this d.y dissolved BY
mutual consent. The bu[1ieSs Ill the III
ture will be conducted 10y the senior
partner.J. A. Smith. :,
We desire and earnestly request all
parties indebted to aid firm for store
account to come for ard and settle same
ut once. Thankingour friends for the
patronage in the psf,
We are wy truly. ETC..
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Pam. otoaSuo.

Mrs. g. T. Downing has moved t.
our town and proposes to make it hel
permanent home.
The new dwelling of Mr.. L. NJ
Smith is nearing completion. and viii
be ready for occupancy by lst Of JAN
uary.
Everything to please the eye and suit
the taste can he found at tho he,dquar.
tiers of Santa Claus in our town-the
svore of MesSiS. J.. Il. AmeS 81 Son.
Mr.. Geo. Fl. Christopher died at his
home. near this place. during the week
aged rs years. He WAS 4 good citizen
and consistent lnemb.r OF the church.
An entertainment to please both the
young and old will be given at tile NJ
e. Church, South, Monday night next.
\ Xmas tree is TO be one Of the attrac-
tions.
A cordial welcome WAS extended to
Rev. }. II. Riddick. pastor of the M. E.
Church, South, Oh his arrival here by
members and friends of his church.
Everyone is impressed faYorablY who has
met him.
Mr.. Alfred I.ohand has sold the house
and land formerly occupied 10y d.. Loft
Iamd, situated one AMI Il half n,leS Ot-
low PungOteague on Charlottesville
road and known us Gilm Grove, to Mir.
and Mrs. VIM. II. Wateritld.
The Good Templars are increasing
IA idly in numbers in this vicinity, and